Helping Injured People With Compassion and Dedication
The Perica Law Firm has represented injured people in the Greater Metro East, Illinois, including Madison County, St. Clair County and St. Louis for more than 25 years. Our goal is to provide every client with personal attention and timely responses. At a time when you are dealing with physical pain, legal issues and financial concerns, a knowledgeable attorney can relieve some of your stress and provide you with trusted legal guidance.
The Perica Law Firm offers a compassionate, highly experienced personal injury attorney who has dedicated his career to helping people.
If you or your family member has been injured in an accident, contact us online or call us toll free at 888-369-4957. We will travel to any location to meet with you, at any time of the day.
Alton Workers Compensation & Work Injuries Lawyer
At the Perica Law Firm, we have extensive experience representing clients in workers' compensation claims following workplace injuries, such as railroad injuries (FELA), construction accidents and barge worker injuries (Jones Act). We can also represent you if you have been wrongfully discharged following a workers' compensation claim.
If You're Struggling, We're Here to Help
Whether you were injured in a motor vehicle accident or you were the victim of medical malpractice, our firm can help you get back on your feet after any personal injury. What makes the Perica Law Firm different is our strong emphasis on availability and personal attention. We are available to our clients 24 hours a day.
Additionally, our founding attorney Bob Perica enjoys a reputation for his successful track record in defamation cases involving libel and slander.
Contact Us for a Free Consultation
At the Perica Law Firm, there are no attorney fees unless we win compensation for you. Contact us today if you are suffering due to a physical injury, or malicious or false statements. Call our Madison County personal injury attorney toll free at 888-369-4957 to schedule a free consultation.
